action to preserve abortion rights after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade, and no murder charges for the suspect involved in the deadly shooting on immunity train in san francisco. we'll explain the san francisco d a's decision to pursue lesser chargers. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. june 28 definitely felt a little cooler this morning, right away. clouds fog. it's overhead. correct how does it look today? for most of us just covered it back to you to? yes no, we need details. big fog back again, maybe not as big as yesterday. but it's still there. the forecast models i think are over shooting some inland areas they actually came down yesterday. santa rosa san jose still ninety's inland, but more

low to mid not the upper night unless you're well inland out towards st vacaville or stockton or something like that. so lather. rinse. repeat. morning low clouds. cool coast hot inland, but starting to come down a little bit. so no change really. coast and bay sixties seventies inland, still holding onto some eighties and some nineties, but after today, everything looks like even the well inland areas will start to drop. all right. it's 401 on a tuesday and here he is number one on your program number one in your heart. mr sal castaneda , steve. my goodness. that's a good intro said i'm done for the day by. i'm gonna have to write that one down. you know what, steve? i do want to show you something here and you at home as well. let's go to the golden gate bridge because there isn't much for or there isn't as much fog as there were. the last few days i can actually see more of the bridge, and that could be a difference for you. if you're driving to southern brain, there's not as much fog right now. world let's see if talk about that little later on, but

right now on the golden gate bridge, it looks pretty good as you head south bay bridge toll plaza. also maybe overcast, but not foggy and that particularly windy here, westbound traffic is late for a one. let's go back to the desk. california voters will decide in november if the right to an abortion and should be guaranteed in the state. constitution state lawmakers approved putting a constitutional amendment on the ballot, saying the amendment would make it undeniably clear that in california abortion and contraception or considered health care and are a private matter between the patient and their medical provider. east bay. assemblywoman buffy wicks has talked publicly about how she had an abortion. when she was 25 years old. she supports the amendment. i went to planned parenthood, and they welcomed me with warmth, respect, love and information and the ability to make my own decision. and with that decision has meant for me. i made that decision. i got to make that decision. and because i got to make that decision. i

ended up on a path that has led me to here. i to where i am today. now our joint statement was issued by california attorney general rob bonta international coalition of 22 attorneys general reaffirming their commitment to protect access to abortion care. banta says the coalition will keep fighting to support the rights of women. as other states take steps to restrict abortions. new lawsuits are challenging them. judges have temporarily blocked what's called trigger laws from taking effect in utah and louisiana. those are bands on abortions that were designed to take effect as soon as that supreme court overturned roe v. wade abortion rights supporters have filed similar lawsuits in idaho, texas, kentucky and mississippi. this is a seismic decision that we're going to be dealing with for years to come. certainly every state is going to react differently. you're going to have different laws in each state. demand for abortion pills has increased since the

supreme court ruling the pills are used in more than half of abortions in the u. s 403. well some states like west virginia that don't have trigger laws plan to reinstate old antiabortion laws. donna crane, san jose political science professor, says some of those laws date back as far as the 18 hundreds. state legislatures, though if they're really antiabortion, they're going to have to confront the politics of reopening that law, though, because there will be pro choice forces also waiting in every state to take the opportunity to try to strip those bands off of the books altogether. so um, that's a big political and legal mess, and i just never want to lose sight of, you know who's on the other end of this doctors and women, but yes, a big legal mess. now professor crane thinks some states may target corporations that promised to pay the travel expenses for employees who seek abortions. some of those companies include disney, tesla and netflix. bay area telehealth company. reports

of 5000% increase in demand for emergency contraceptives since friday's supreme court ruling and ktvu lamonica peters explains how abortion access may influence how students select a university. favor is a telemedicine digital health company that can deliver birth control and all 50 states. the company says the women reaching out to them are scared and trying to understand how they can better protect themselves in preparation. for this moment, we launched a and a standalone emergency contraception product offering. meaning that people can come to favors website hey favorite .com sign up just in order to purchase emergency contraception or plan b favor formerly known as the pill club has 200,000 active members allowing access to birth control after consultation. the company says demand for its services has increased by 5200% since friday from new and existing members

there are currently in the united states, 19 million women and people who men straight who live in contraceptive desserts, which means they cannot easily access birth control. favor says the average age of their members is 24. and young women will be impacted the most by the supreme court's decision. the center for reproductive health law and policy reports that about 10,000 more women per year will come to california to seek an abortion in 2019, the governor signed a law that required all cal state and university of california campuses to provide medication abortions on campus, so to provide the medication that would enable people up to 10 weeks to obtain abortions. that's a really important protection, both cal state and the university of california issued statements saying they're deeply concerned about their students, rights and ability to make medical decisions for themselves. and they will continue to provide reproductive

healthcare under california law . i wouldn't at all be surprised if young people vote with their feet and common. increasing numbers to california favor says it wasn't expecting the immediate rise in demand for birth control, but it is prepared to offer birth control options to anyone who needs it across the country. lamonica peters ktvu box two news thank you, lamonica and our coverage of the fight over abortion rights and the roe versus wade decision can find the very latest developments. ktvu .com time is 407, the house january 6th committee in washington later this morning will be hosting a surprise hearing to present quote. recently obtained evidence hearing comes after members of congress left washington to start a two week recess. lawmakers on the panel investigating the 2021 insurrection said last week. there would be no more hearings until july. the subject of today's hearing is not clear. a

spokesperson for the panel did not want to comment. you can watch the hearing on ktvu. plus it starts at 10 a.m. you can also see it online by going to ktvu .com. the man accused in last week's deadly shooting on immunity. metro train in san francisco will not face murder charges now, the san francisco district attorney says 26 year old javon green will be charged with gun violations for the killing of 27 year old nest a bow in green's lawyer says bow and pulled out a knife and directed it at green green acted in self defense. a 70 year old innocent bystander who was also shot in the incident. person since been released from the hospital, thomas for oh, a police city of albany arrested a woman on suspicion of arson in connection with two fires. take a look at video from the scene of that arrest. 31 year old meghan straw is accused of starting both fires sunday afternoon. one fire was near pearse street park. the

other was reported a few blocks away. several people who lived nearby were evacuated. firefighters managed to stop the flames from spreading to nearby homes. and we learned that a man has died in connection with a grass fire in petaluma. the roadblock fire started yesterday afternoon about 2 30 in a rural area officials aren't saying yet how that man died. smoke from the fire could be seen across petaluma, ca tati in rohnert park at 63 acres burn. it's now fully contained. investigators are still looking for the cause of that fire. and investigators are looking for the cause of several fires that burned near highway one. oh, one north of novato. no homes were threatened , but the chp had to shut down the north bend lanes of the freeway. near the nevada landfill. smart train service had to be suspended for a short time. firefighters were able to contain the fire after it burned 135 acres. they stayed along the

fire lines overnight to make sure it did hi pam . time is 409. steve about you can feel the difference. it's cooler this morning. it is indeed and it looks like that will be the theme going forward here, so we have low clouds in place. they are a little higher this morning than yesterday when they were some right down on the deck, not filling in as much as we saw yesterday, but give it time here. plenty of low clouds out there on the coast and temperatures they started to come down yesterday. now mount diablo yesterday was 79. there are seven of them dropped 10. that's a huge drop in northwest at 23, so inland cooling will can start more so today than yesterday. little change, though . morning low clouds cool. it's still warm to hot, well inland, but in my forecast zone. they're starting to come down. 100 attempts also came down a little bit for san francisco bowie. there were 55 yesterday. now 53 that does make a difference on the temperatures in the city by far west southwest travis to 26

had gusta 34. cordelia yesterday that's usually a sure sign. fifties on the temps here. i think most locations are stuck conquered livermore at 60 degrees, but most locations will be in the fifties. here. the low clouds will continue sixties for some, but sonoma's 50 to 100 parks, 50 to 53 point raised bodega bay and also novato and up the hill zberg also at 53 degrees, so i would expect the low clouds and fog to continue to march in the monsoon is really starting to back off. that's anothereed this flow around that circulation around that to help pump in some of that monsoon. that's not the case that low to the north, though, is setting the stage very much cooler pattern. it looks like a ramp up of the fog. low clouds cooler, breezy to windy. you know, if you're heading northward, maybe up near the oregon border, something you might encounter a little bit of activities over the holiday weekend, but mostly it looks like a cooler and breezy pattern. sixties seventies coast and bay eighties now, some nineties inland, but after today, i think we start to drop, then they'll really drop thursday into friday. all right. thank you, steve. major fireworks bust forced the

evacuation of an entire neighborhood in southern california. coming up the crackdowns on fireworks happening throughout the state, including here in the bay area ahead of the fourth of july weekend, dozens of bodies discovered in the back of an 18 wheeler in san antonio, texas, the latest on the investigation into what's believed to be into what's believed to be smuggling attempt. alright. shortest roost fry drives next. ♪ worth it. ♪ my $4.00 roost fries with 100% all-white-meat chicken, melty cheese, and good good sauce. order on the jack app today.

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among 16 others who are still alive and taken to local hospitals. they were suffering from heat exhaustion and dehydration. authorities say three suspected human smugglers are now in custody in connection with this tragic incident. this individuals have no care and no at all for human life, so they put them in the back of his tractor trailers. individuals don't know where they are, where they're going. now this deadly incident in san antonio comes amid a record number of migrants crossing the border from mexico into the united states. u. s immigration agents say they are on pace to make a record number of border arrests this year. time is not for 15 federal investigators with the national transportation safety board are looking for the cause of that deadly train derailment in missouri. at least three people were killed. 40 others were hurt when an amtrak train collidedeaf kansas city, and track say is the train was going from los angeles to chicago when seven of

its eight train cars derailed. three deaths include two people who were on the train. another person died in the dump truck passenger said people in the train scrambled through the windows to get out. so boom. my side of the window is now the floor and the other side of the train is now the ceiling. and so you know, everybody is kind of trying to figure out what's going on, get their bearings and everything. we started checking to see if anybody was hurt. try to deal with them first. then we tried to figure out how we're going to get out of here. about the train crossing did not have a signal or crossing arm. but authorities say that's not unusual in rural areas. time is 4 16 next monday is the fourth of july which normally means fireworks or a hot seller right about now, but this year, there's a shortage about the kind used in big community shows

, as well as the quote safe and sane fireworks you can buy and light yourself. most fireworks have made in asia and pandemic lockdowns earlier this year main there's a shortage of fireworks, and the cost has gone up to as because of a triple whammy during truck supply. the cost of making them has gone up and shipping charges of jumped more than 30. last two years. there was lines out the door. we don't have a lot of returning customers. the guys who did call me said are not able to purchase this year due to economic reasons. and for community organizations have put on public fireworks shows the cost of insurance has really skyrocketed , plus the experts that would normally put on the shows have fewer employees so they can't be everywhere they've been in the past. here in the bay area. there will be fireworks displays and san francisco morgan hill, but asia and conquered as well as shows that shoreline napa theater, great america and the marin county fairgrounds fires

working with law enforcement officials around the state to crack down on illegal fireworks . they're focusing on fireworks sold online, including craigslist and facebook. people in possession of illegal fireworks face fines of up to $50,000 and possibly one year in jail. we've confiscated a lot of fireworks sold through the internet that were made at home were not made under any type of safety standards, and unfortunately, those are where we see a significant amount of injuries each year. cal fire's reminding people even legal fireworks can start fires, and that's especially true with our recent high temperatures and dry conditions, you can only use safe and sane fireworks in the cities where it is legal to buy them. that includes gilroy, union city, newark, dublin, dixon soon city, rio vista, san bruno and pacifica in southern california. a whole neighborhood had to be evacuated. police found almost a ton of the illegal fireworks. angeles

county fire investigators rushed to a home in the city of azusa. after a report of possible fireworks, they found £1800 of homemade and commercial grade fireworks in a van parked on the property officials quickly evacuated 27 nearby homes. i gotta. alert on the watch that there was a house. had firecrackers and the evacuated some people, and then i heard the helicopters hoovering around , so i came out to see what's going on. and to my surprise or not, to my surprise, but but they got this whole spring shut down right here and the fireworks have been going on quite often here. now one person was detained for questioning. the fireworks were seized. they were taken away to be detonated. pretty scary. yeah especially steve with the hot weather, the dry conditions and the wind that picks up well, thankfully, it's

not a north or northeast. that is a savior. wind is never good this time of year, but at least it's west wind, which means higher humidity. so that that helps here we're getting an onshore breeze. we do have fog so closer to the coast so you can see. i mean, this sure beats the north northeast by far. otherwise we'd be novel, saying no fog and much higher temperatures. this is a significant drop to go from almost 82 69 70. that's a 10 degree drop. now we'll see if it goes back up a little bit, but it sure looks to me like, you know, not not much change coast in bay, but inland temps will probably start to ratchet down a little bit here. i always struggle with the forecast size for about an hour until i figure things out here. bodega bay, 50 to san francisco buoy 53. would not be surprised. they start to go down and in the city you're seeing low fifties here from a 51 54 52 53 51 west southwest. i mean, there's pretty good breeze there so and even out to the delta, it's an onshore breeze. napa airport travis vacaville.

that's an onshore breeze. although vacaville yesterday hit one oh, five stockton was 100. so there's a fine line between words. not that bad man. it's hot fifties on the temps here sixties if you're well inland, brentwood, lower leg. no help yet for lake county, but probably tomorrow will start. fifties on attempts kensington's 50 to 55 lafayette says, hey, we're 55 yet. 60 for danville, also dublin and pleasant and mid sixties pittsburgh and also brentwood. from mid fifties, though hayward and also union city 37 41 for trucking in south lake tahoe, 62 to 77 80 from sacramento, fresno and bakersfield. that's a big spread on those temps. no man soon. that's another sign that the highest moving and as it does, it takes its moisture with it. fog and low clouds continue to move in. is that system deepens and as it does, that's going to open the door to a much cooler pattern statewide. and not just us, not even out to the just to the delta. it'll be northern and central california here sixties seventies eighties and nineties on the temps. they will continue to cool off, especially starting tomorrow in to thursday. alright

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the past year traveling around california taking pictures of drought and disaster. ktvu is elissa harrington shows us how he is now using billboards across the bay area. to showcase his message this bill born in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood , shows a picture of a homeless encampment on wood street. this one in rockridge shows a burned out building in plumas county destroyed in the dixie fire last summer. and this billboard along piedmont avenue. the billboard on the left. that's um folsom lake, which last year was incredibly low. thomas browning is the oakland based photographer behind this campaign. he calls the end of the dream. he spent the past year and a half taking pictures of areas impacted by drought, fire and the housing crisis. california's in real trouble. you know, we have these droughts that you know the last for months months and these fires that burn out of control. you know, millions of acres and then we have in every single city in california. we have this homeless encampments and manageable anywhere else in the

in the country zone money, putting these images on billboards. so far, there are eight in oakland, six up north in oroville in next month. more billboards go up in los angeles . it's billboard. there's no text, there's no call to action. i think the first thing we need to do is to look at the problem. that's my goal. just have people look at look at it. the project is getting a lot of attention, and my friends have actually noticed the billboards. neighbor jonathan fault, said the images of homelessness impact him the most, especially since many of the pictures were taken here in the bay area. when you see people living out on the streets and you know about the struggle out here in oakland? i mean, a lot of people come out here to california because because it's sunny and it's warm and you can survive. but i mean the real problem, said the images speak for themselves. but the lack of text was confusing for some people we talked to because it's hard to react to something when i don't know what's trying to say, said his goal is to have his pictures on 100 billboards

up and down the state and hopes this project can inspire real change my children to live in the same california that that i was able to. and right now, that's not possible in oakland. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you. time is 4 27 will governor gavin newsom reportedly will pay for cable tv ads in florida, according to the chronicle, governor, newsom was spent about $105,000 on the ads that will run on the fox news channel in florida. beginning july 4th. the paper says the governor's office could release the ads here in california later this week. the governor has said he's not interested in higher office. but some observers say this appears to be an effort to raise his national profile. in the wake of the supreme court overturning of roe v. wade the biden administration is moving to protect access to abortion pills up next the battle over these medications and states where lawmakers want to prevent online orders. plus the recent

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morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. june 28th. you're ready for a colder day. definitely your allergies. they're okay. the wind definitely has been, um, making them a little bit worse. stephen. you're on your own, blaming you just making in observation don't shoot the messenger, pal. i i'll work on it. the wind will be picking up those we head into the weekend fog and low clouds. they're not making a huge push inland, although some over the bay as well. a little bit more, maybe of a northerly breeze. but the air loft is cooler. so kind of a yin and yang here, lather, rinse, repeat, will still get sick fits 60 seventies coast in bay morning low clouds. but temperatures have dropped about 10 degrees or some of the higher elevations. that's usually a sure sign that things are about ready to change your so 60 seventies eighties and nineties on the temps. alright here's a

man who has a traffic report that you could never sneeze at mr smith. sal castaneda clark clap going on that one. goodness all right, that was a good one. steve thank you. you don't right now we're off to a good start on this. what is it tuesday? yes, it is. tuesday let's go to the bay bridge and sea traffic is moving along very well. if you are driving into san francisco, it's nice and light. san mateo bridge traffic also looks good, and steve has been saying there's less fog this morning, at least around the bay area here on the roads. you can see traffic in the silicon valley is off to a good start at 4 32. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal a new poll on the supreme court ruling that overturned roe v. wade shows more americans disapprove of the decision than approve it. 49% of those surveyed by politico say they disapprove of the decision. 40% approve. 58% said abortion should be legal in all or most cases, 34% said. it should be illegal most or all of the time,

and the majority of those polled say they support term limits on the u. s. supreme court as well as an age cap for justices. cvs rite aid and walmart are now rationing the plan b morning after pill after a spike in demand since last week's supreme court decision now cvs and rite aid are limiting purchases to three per person. walmarts limit is six. plan b is available without a prescription and is designed to be taken up to three days after unprotected sex. planned parenthood is discouraging people from stockpiling the drugs because they have a limited shelf life and could make supplies scarce for women who really need them. time is now 4 33 well. demand for abortion pills has also increased its a medication approved by the fda for use in the 1st 10 weeks of pregnancy, and it accounts for 54. of all abortions here in the us within hours of last friday's supreme court ruling, the biden administration announced action

to protect access to the abortion pill. what we will do at the federal level is make sure we continue to use our federal authorities to make women have access to the health care. they need to continue to make sure that something like medication abortion. is made available to all women, regardless of what state they're in. no back in december, the fda ended a requirement that the drug has to be dispensed in person, allowing doctors to mail it to patients. several states have now banned abortions include a ban on medication abortions. abortion rights groups are taking action to help women obtained the pills and states where they are legal. the administrator said. stanford medicine are being criticized for a letter they sent in response to the supreme court's ruling on abortion. critics say the letter expressed concern for people on both sides of the abortion debate and seemed to suggest that stanford medical center would continue performing abortions only because it's required under california law. in response to the backlash, the

stanford medicine community issued a follow up statement saying, quote we strongly believe that reproductive care, including safe abortion access is essential healthcare our time is 4 34 entertainer billie joe armstrong of green day, so she plans to renounce her u. s citizenship. because of that. supreme court abortion ruling video posted on twitter shows armstrong ranting about the decision while on tour in london last week, the same day that roe versus wade was overturned, armstrong said. there's too much quote stupid in the world and that the u. s is a miserable excuse for a country. armstrong is the lead singer for green day . members of that east bay ban or known for expressing their political views. the supreme court is siding with a former football coach from washington state who says he had a constitutional right. to kneel and pray on the field after games, the court ruled 6 to 3, with conservative justices deciding in favor of coach joe kennedy school district

suspended him in 2015 after he refused to stop kneeling and praying on the 50 yard line. after games. the justices found that the district infringed on the coaches, religious freedom and free speech rights. the ruling worries, some who say it blurs the line between church and state adopted a test that frankly, is more forgiving towards religious speech and expression. really don't know what to say. i just can't stop smiling and you know, thank god and thank everybody that supported me and i found out that i'm not insane. now in the dissent, opinion, justice sonia sotomayor wrote that the decision quote elevates the religious rights of a school official who voluntarily accepted public employment and the limits that public employment entails over those of his students. there are still some other major supreme court decisions that have yet to be handed down. justices are still considering whether the biden administration can end a trump

arab border policy that forces asylum seekers to remain in mexico. another case will decide the epa's authority on regulating carbon emissions. in another case, justices could decide to limit work protections for veterans, and another major decision could come on the jurisdiction of native american lands. time not for 37 2 brothers being credited and praised for saving a woman's life after a fiery crash crash happened along highway 17 between lexington reservoir and summit road. ktvu south bay reported. jesse gary has the story of this incredible rescue. we're just doing what anybody should do for me. it just it wasn't really a question about helping. it was something that i just felt like i should do. brothers gabe and andrew, and say they're unlikely path to recognition began early sunday morning on the way home to scotts valley around 12:30 a.m. gave notice the driver of a car

in front of them on southbound highway 17 moving erratically. we saw her car. go off the road . um office 17 down a little, uh , headfirst straight into a tree , i guess around 60 miles an hour into the tree impact started a fire and the flames grew quickly from the engine block towards the passenger compartment driver was trapped inside. that's when andrew a u. s. marine reserve snapped into action. look her overall, quickly see that she's not like horribly disfigured or anything. and. start trying to figure out how to take her seat belt off gabe, a welder for cutting tool while assessing the victim. then he cut the female driver out of her seat belt and with the help of others carried her clear of the burning wreckage. when we pulled her out, she only had some basic cuts. nothing broken , relied on his marine training to triage. the crash victim hesitated much. things probably would have been a lot different.

it it was like almost movie like cheesy kind of like how fast the car kind of lit up in flames. it's like, wow. got out just in time. the chp is investigating the solo vehicle crash, and it's cause these two brothers hailed as heroes who risked injury to save someone they didn't even know because it's the right thing to do for me. it's just something i've been taught that if i was in that situation that somebody would also help me. that's what helped her late monday, the chp saying the woman injured in the crash was taken to valley medical center with undisclosed injuries. they do say she's being charged with driving under the influence. in santa clara county. just a gary ktvu fox two news, jesse what a story! ori my gosh. yeah alright . it's 4 39 steve paulson's back with your tuesday morning forecast. i am indeed that's why i'm here. so let's do it. we do have a fog bank out there not as extensive as yesterday. but

still making a pretty good push up and down the coast over the bay as well and you can see the low cloud deck. their temperatures aloft have come down. now there's still warm. but yesterday mount diablo was 79 now 70. sonoma mountain was 73 70, so some cooler lot is beginning to loft is beginning to filter and so little change today morning low clouds. maybe not the coverage we saw yesterday still warm to hot inland for one more day. water temps kind of went down from san francisco boy from 55 to 53 point raised 55 bodega bay. that's still cool for them at 52, but in the city, you're seeing 51 to 1 54. yeah that covers the spread here. so 51 52 video 3 53 54 so not much change their fifties on the temps here. 51 santa rosa in a 60 conquered and livermore san jose's 59 in mid fifties on the peninsula from sfl all the way to sunnyvale. although woodside's down to 50 degrees atherton, stanford both 53 los altos is so are we and pacifica is a cool 52

with 55 popular right around foster city, san mateo and belmont. 39 truckee 41. south lake tahoe, a lovely 90 in las vegas this morning. viva. las vegas is hot. 89 phoenix, 88, palm springs and 80 in bakersfield. so there's still some heat out there, but the monsoon moisture is moving. why? because the highest moving as that low to the north begins to settle in, it's going to carve itself out over the west starts a little bit today more so, as we head into wednesday and thursday. so you know, i'm worried about really. it doesn't look like anything. as far as rain goes, let's travel through the oregon border. maybe but for us, it will be a much cooler and breezy pattern starting a little bit for some today more likely tomorrow. 60 seventies eighties and nineties. the cool is the rule is on the way as it takes especially end of the week and into the upcoming weekend. thank you, steve. canceled or delayed flights could continue nationwide through this fourth of july holiday weekend still ahead, what's behind the disruptions impacting airlines

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detail. about a deadly sideshow related crash over the weekend. ktvu is henry lee has the latest from oakland police chief and the victim's family. relatives brought balloons to a growing memorial for lolo montana. yes okay, a bystander killed in a cycle related death at 54th and international in east oakland. feeling sad because he's i know from my heart is a very nice guy, and we need to cut it did not want to go on camera. she and her husband paid their respects for the 28 year old near the crash site. this video posted on instagram shows a nissan driving east on international at about two early sunday morning. not far behind is an oakland police car without

its lights or sirens on a short while later, the nissan crashed , sending a parked vehicle in a group of people. okay. i was killed and several others were hurt. i've learned that oakland police arrested 19 year old arnold layne aldi on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence. speed was a factor in his investigation, it appears that the vehicle was involved in sideshow activity. related prior to the collision. oakland police chief laurent armstrong says the suspect had been speeding east on international and a bus zone prior to the collision. two officers attempted to stop the vehicle. traveling nearly at 100 miles an hour. the vehicle. the officers could not keep up with the vehicle and the officers disengaged the vehicle. the victim and his family are christians and active in church . give the people what they're doing. they know it's wrong, but the family. they are very sad. police have dedicated officers to stopping side shows and towing vehicles. but often the number of cars and drivers far outnumber the officers. serena

adams, who lives nearby told me off camera. she's had enough of side shows. it's really sad because it keeps happening. weekly daily some you know, it'd be accidents up and down here all the time. this is international also learned that the suspect doesn't even have a license. it was involved in another crash in fresno back in march. the two officers who tried to catch up to him on paid administrative leave as the department determines whether they violated or followed policies. henry lee ktvu fox two news. thank you. henry a former air force sergeant is scheduled to be sentenced in august for the murder of a santa cruz county sheriff's deputy 33 year old steven corio pled guilty to nine felony charges in the killing of damon gosweiler in june. 2020 he also admitted to being a member of an extremist group that advocates the violent overthrow of the government. sergeant guts. wyler was ambushed in ben lomond does he investigated the deli shooting of a federal officer in oakland a week earlier. our time is now for 46 of san josely home of ley

labor leader and civil rights activist cesar chavez. the group wants to turn that home and he san jose into a facility to help young adults. san jose approved $500,000 to help with the purchase if the deal goes forward. cesar chavez will the property to his five children. now it's up to those family members who decide whether they will accept the offer. jewel has filed an emergency motion asking a federal appeals court to block the government from banning its products. last week, the fda ordered the san francisco based company to stop selling its vaping device and flavored cartridges due to health concerns, especially among teenagers. in its latest filing, jewel claims the band was extraordinary and unlawful and that the fda acted on political pressure from congress. the fda now has until july 7th to submit a response to duels petition. jetblue has stepped up its bidding war with frontier and

raised its offer once again to buy spirit airlines. the new proposal includes a dividend to spirit shareholders of 2 50 a share, up from a dollar 50 a share in the previous offer. jetblue also increased its breakup fee to spirit by 50 million for a total of 400 million. if the regulators don't approve the deal, that's been the big concern of spirit. the new offer comes just days before spirit shareholders are scheduled to vote on a merger deal with frontier airlines. our time is 4 48 after a chaotic day of headaches, travelers won't be dealing with a lot of problems today, san francisco international airport says as of right now, there are 15 flight cancelations, and there are no delays. yesterday most of the delays occurred on united airlines flights, but there was a hectic weekend filled with headaches for some travelers. between sunday and monday. there were 12,000 delays in us airports, according to flight aware. this is part of a continuing problem with summer

travel, a big concern for travelers preparing to fly for the fourth of july one of the busiest travel days of the year as i'm travelers who were stuck in the airport for 17 hours and almost missed their cruise ship because of delays had 17 hour delay. it was i was there for 12 hours, and it was a six hour delay in there 18 hours. um and then i finally got here and i'm afraid it's gonna be the same thing because it was both both times with was with frontier and it was just awful. i mean, i was incredibly bored #### off. now according to fly to where u. s. airlines are still struggling to meet demand , analysts say it will take more time for the airline industry to recover the best tip travelers can give you now is expected lays, and also give yourself 24 hours to get to your destination. high temperatures across california are taking a

toll on the state's fruits and vegetables. grocers in the central valley say they've had to throw out a lot of produce recently due to the hot weather, they say fruits and vegetables are ripening faster, which is leading to shorter produced seasons and fewer options at the market. we're just not having the product in for as long we have what we have. there's definitely less at the farmers are able to pick because of the weather effecting that. the fruits most affected right now cherries, apricots and plums. time is 4 15 san jose state university is getting a big federal grant to research wildfire behavior. congresswoman's oh law firm announced the national science foundation will provide a $202,000 grant to the university's wildfire. interdisciplinary research center. under that grant, researchers will conduct field experiments and study how fires can develop and spread an explosive way in steep canyons. lofgren says of research conducted with this funding will

improve the understanding of how wildfire spread, and it will help save lives as well as property. take advantage of a lot of neighborhoods. i know in marin county right now, or having chipper days free chipper days, so take advantage of that. you can trim things around your housere touching your house. especially right, steve, and, uh, that space agree on the produce, though. my apricot tree apricot. what you have is low, but they're gone. i mean, they already ripened. uh, santa rosa plums done. they've already they're done. yeah yeah. i was really shocked by that. how early they were, they were great. the apricots very juicy, but the yield was low and they ripen fast. did you about 10 on the tree? yeah alright. santa rosa plums. the raccoons enjoyed those. yeah squirrels get a lot of other plum tree is just going bonkers, but it's also turning

writing ripening right now. last week was national, i think, pollination pollinator week. i have a question for those who you know i have a black cherry tree, but it's not producing anything. do i need a pollinator ? somebody can let me know. do i need a pollinator and be curious to know? alright i don't need one for an avocado tree. last year on this date, seattle reached an all time high of 108 degrees today will be about 40 degrees cooler, which means i'll be around 68 degrees. remember that one year ago? that's when that high built in there and man, it was hot today, it's 56 to start off their natures. air conditioning has kicked in. so that's a good sign. there. we have mother nature's air conditioning. the coverage on the fog is not as extensive as yesterday. temperatures have come down now. sonoma sonoma mountain ben lomond mountain down a little bit. mount diablo is down eight from 79 to 71 still warm air loft but not as warm as yesterday. so but little change today, coast and bay not changing much still warm to hot

inland, although temperatures did come down for some, santa rosa and san jose cooled off yesterday where we're conquering livermore really did not water temps fifties coming down a little bit on the san francisco bowie and we're seeing 51 to 54 in the city across the board. take your pick. i mean, there's just not much of a change their fifties on a lot of the temps low, 50 central's in nevada, mid fifties upper fifties to 60 on some of the temps fifties in the santa cruz mountains, low fifties mid fifties around santa cruz as well and even around saratoga, cupertino to south san jose 54 about 56 57. 37 truckee 41. south lake tahoe 57 uk at no monsoon moisture that's been kicked out of here. that's a sign the highest also getting bumped out the circulation around that brings that monsoon moisture in that load of the north is going to dig into the west coast and ushering a cooling trend. so cool and breezy to windy is mainly the main messages. we head into the fourth and i don't think we'll get any ring. maybe some drizzle out of it. 60 seventies anywhere near the water, eighties and nineties inland, starting tomorrow, temp start to come

down. they really come down coming into the weekend. thank you, steve. firefighters in the north bay found more than flames at the scene of a brush fire still ahead. what we're learning about a body discovered at a vegetation fire in sonoma county. and big news for popular bay area amusement park. a deal may mean california's great america could be shutting down. but first another sign the oakland a's could be packing their bags, the latest move by the mlb that might encourage the team to move to las vegas.

the nationwide labor shortage is affecting more than the private sector, ktvu south bay reporter mark sayer explains the challenges in san jose city hall as city governments across the country are also having trouble finding workers. the city of san jose has nearly 7000 positions,

but about one in 10 of those is not filled. the current job vacancy rate is about 13% the needs are great from information technology to animal care to building inspections and compliance to public safety. and the city can just not find enough qualified candidates in some places. labor market shortages that got more serious , for example, in the trades areas many of our departments if you think about the city of san jose, where what's called a full service city a to z airport to a zoo and everything in between san jose assistant hr director kelly parmley says the forces which are impacting the private sector are the same ones facing the city. people are rethinking their priorities. uh and so, like everyone else, folks are sam inning. what they do why they do it. um, are there better ways for them to spend their employed time as well as their personal time since 2013. the city has offered existing employees of $500 referral bonus . but in february of this year,

the city bumped that up to $1500 . on tuesday, the city council will be asked to extend the extra bonus program at least through the end of the year. how can we inspire current employees who care about what they do who are purpose and mission driven to, um seek out others from outside of the city or external? what we call people external to the city to come and apply. even though the city has 800 open positions, you won't find that many at any given time on the city's website. that's because there is a limit to how many employees the city can interview and actually on board at any given time. reporting in san jose. i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. thank you. mark major league baseball could give the a's a big break if they moved to las vegas, according to the new york post league owners met this month and did not discuss charging a relocation fee, which could be a billion dollars. now, the post reports the league has essentially signed off on the a's moving to las vegas as long

as nevada partly pays for a new domed stadium waving the relocation fee helps the a since they will likely bear most of the construction costs. it's still possible the a stay in oakland, depending on the howard terminal project. looking less likely we do have an update to that brawl. we showed you between the los angeles angels and the seattle mariners. wankers trying to get towards. the angels benches appeared. 12 players or coaches are now being suspended. the harshest penalties go to angels interim manager phil nevin. he received a 10 game suspension for that. mariners outfielder jesse winker seven games he is appealing and can play while he awaits his case to be heard the fight stemmed from players getting hit or nearly hit by pitches. angels star like trout was almost hit in the head with a 95 mile per

hour fastball. i wouldn't at all be surprised if young people vote with their feet and common . increasing numbers to california, california cartoon become a national attraction the haven for women seeking contraceptive care as more state institutions take action to preserve abortion rights after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. and no murder charges for the suspect involved in the deadly shooting on immunity train in san francisco will explain the san francisco d. a s decision to pursue lesser charges. from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on two good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. june 28 inching closer to the big holiday weekend, so we check in with steve paulson to see if the trend is warmer or

cooler cooler, okay? for sure about the weekend. okay inland. it'll still be in the warm to hot category coasting bay will not 60 seventies for those but inland had the fall coverage is not as widespread yet but it is making a little bit of a push here this morning and the onshore breeze was howling for some overnight seems to have collapsed a little bit, but overall, really? not much change , although the air aloft is cooler, so we'll have morning. low clouds. cool coast warm to hot, well inland. there is a fine line on where it's really hot and just warm to hot. but 60 seventies eighties and nineties on a few of those temps right over to sell five oh, one, anything new. we still okay out there were still okay, steve. i like what i see so far anyway, let's go to the richmond bridge and start there. and show you that this commute is very light . we don't have a lot going on approaching the marine county area. we also do have traffic that's looking good on the golden gate bridge a little bit of fog. they're not much and this is a look at the pay bridge

where that traffic is light. right now. five oh, one. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. sal for nya is great america amusement park has been sold a lot of talk about this deal, and ktvu is james torrez live from the park in santa clara with the details, and people want to know how much longer they have to enjoy the rides. when might it closed? james? pam good morning to you. we know santa santa clara city of santa clare has had the park here since about 1976. it's just right next to levi stadium, where the 49ers play and its owner, cedar fair. released a statement announcing the sale of the amusement park for $310 million great america now will be handed over to a company called prologis. that's a san francisco based real estate company. cedar fair says it looked to sell the park since 2021 hoping to reduce its debt and invest more money in its other resort properties. a statement from cedar cedar fair president and ceo richard zimmerman reads. in part. we

chose prologis as our partner because of their deep ties in the bay area and the reputation for working closely with local communities on large developments for investors. the sale and lease agreements allow us to monetize a high value assets in the heart of silicon valley. at a very attractive multiple cedar fair bought the land from the city of santa clara. back in 2019, at least from the city about 40 years before that prologis great america's new owner, has not yet commented on the plans. we don't know what's in store for the property. just yet. it's set to still be here for about another 11 years. cedar fair ball will continue to lease it from prologis, and then it's set to close the stores after that 11 year expiration date. we're live this morning in santa clara. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news . alright james. thank you. tom is not 503. california voters will decide in november if the right to an abortion should be guaranteed in the state can't constitution state lawmakers

approved putting a constitutional amendment on the ballot, saying the amendment would make it undeniably clear that in california abortion and contraception are considered health care and are a private matter between the patient and their medical provider. states take steps to restrict abortions , new lawsuits are challenging them. judges have temporarily blocked what's called trigger laws from taking effect in utah and louisiana. those are bans on abortions that were designed to take effect. as soon as the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. abortion rights supporters have filed similar lawsuits in idaho, texas, kentucky and mississippi. this is a seismic decision that we're going to be dealing with for years to come. certainly every state is going to react differently. you're going to have different laws in each state. demand for abortion pills has increased since the supreme court ruling the pills are used in more than half of abortions in the u. s. a bay area telehealth company. reports

of 5000% increase in demand for emergency contraceptive since friday, supreme court ruling and ktvu lamonica peters explains how abortion access may influence how students select a university. favor is a telemedicine digital health company that can deliver birth control and all 50 states. the company says the women reaching out to them are scared and trying to understand how they can better protect themselves in preparation. for this moment, we launched a and a standalone emergency contraception product offering. meaning that people can come to favors website hey favorite .com sign up just in order to purchase emergency contraception or plan b favor formerly known as the pill club has 200,000 active members allowing access to birth control after consultation. the company says demand for its services has increased by 5200% since friday from new and existing members

there are currently in the united states, 19 million women and people who men straight who live in contraceptive desserts, which means they cannot easily access birth control favor says the average age of their members is 24. and young women will be impacted the most by the supreme court's decision. the center for reproductive health law and policy reports that about 10,000 more women per year will come to california to seek an abortion in 2019, the governor signed a law that required all cal state and university of california campuses to provide medication abortions on campus to provide the medication that would enable people up to 10 weeks to obtain abortions. that's a really important protection, both cal state and the university of california issued statements saying they're deeply concerned about their students, rights and ability to make medical decisions for themselves. and they will continue to provide reproductive healthcare under

california law. i wouldn't at all be surprised if young people vote with their feet and common . increasing numbers to california favor says it wasn't expecting the immediate rise in demand for birth controlneeds i. lamonica peters ktvu box two news. thank you, lamonica and our coverage of the fight over abortion rights and the roe versus wade decision continues online. you can find the very latest developments anytime at ktvu .com. time is now 507. we now know the name of the witness who will be at today's surprise hearing of the house january 6th committee in washington, according to politico. cassidy hutchinson, a former top aide to the trump, white house chief of staff, mark meadows, will testify. some of her taped testimony has been played in earlier hearings. last week, the committee said there would be no more hearings until july. but then yesterday, the committee

announced today surprise hearing saying it needed to present recently obtained evidence and witness testimony. starting today at 10 a.m. you can watch the hearing on ktvu. plus you can also watch it online by going to ktvu .com. man accused in last week's deadly shooting on um uni metro train in san francisco will not face murder charges, the san francisco district attorney says 26 year old j. von green will be charged with gun violations for the killing of 27 year old nesta bowen. green's lawyer says bowen pulled out a knife and directed it at green and green acted in self defense. a 70 year old innocent bystander who was also shot in the incident. has since been released from the hospital time is r. 508 police in the east bay city of albany arrested a woman on suspicion of arson in connection with two fires. take a look at the video from the scene of that arrest. 31 year old megan straw is accused of starting both fires sunday afternoon. one fire was near

pearse street park. the other was reported a few blocks away. several people who lived nearby were evacuated and firefighters kept the flames from spreading to nearby homes. and we also learned that a man has died in connection with the grass fire in petaluma. the roadblock virus started about 2 30 yesterday afternoon in a rural area. officials aren't saying how the man died, but smoke from that fire could be seen to cross, petaluma, qatari and rohnert park. 63 acres burned. it is now fully contained. investigators are looking for the cause of that fire. all right. hopefully we don't see more of that. you know, we have our dry conditions and the winds. you said steve are at least in the better direction. more west, north west , not east or northeast, which is what we don't want. that would be hot and dry, the higher humidity as well with the westerly breeze in place. and

that's what we have here. now there's a little bit of a northwest breeze in some of the higher elevations, but there's plenty of low clouds and fog in place. higher elevations are still warm, but they've come down. mount diablo is down nine degrees ben lomond mountains about 71 72 sonoma mountains down three from yesterday, so still warm, but a sign that the high is beginning to break down a little bit. little change today, maybe slightly cooler. maybe but temperatures i don't think will change all that much. 50 to 55 53 bodega bay point raised in san francisco bowie. in san francisco. temperatures not really changing as well. they're 51 to 54 degrees. i think they're stuck. 51 north south and 52 over in the sunset. fifties on the terms 51 52 santa rosa nevado 61, though, conquered 66 brownwood, so there are a few but mainly mid fifties upper fifties, maybe a little cooler santa cruz mounds but all fifties here so far. mid fifties to upper fifties around san jose and down towards morgan, helen gilroy, 39 40 truckee in south

lake tahoe, 56 61 for uk sacramento. the monsoon moisture is moving and that's a circulation around the high. so as the high movies that system to the north off the pacific northwest is going to dig into northern california in central california over the next about three or four days, and that's going to give us a cooler pattern again. this time of year at you're hard pressed to probably get rain maybe up near the oregon border. that would probably be on sunday into monday, but for us sixties seventies eighties nineties one more day. then they start to come down the temps inland really come down thursday and friday. thank you. steve. sounds good fireworks bust forced the evacuation of an entire neighborhood in southern california. coming up the crackdowns on fireworks happening throughout the state, including here in the bay area ahead of the big fourth of july holiday weekend and dozens of bodies found in san antonio, texas, in the back of an 18 wheeler. we have the latest in the investigation into what's believed to be a case of human smuggling.

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on morning sun to the investigation is now underway into the deadliest smuggling incident of its kind in u. s history. authorities in texas say the bodies of at least 46 migrants were found in the back of a big rig that had been abandoned in san antonio yesterday in triple digit heat. several children are among 16 others who were still alive and taken to local hospitals. they were suffering from extreme heat exhaustion and dehydration. authorities say three suspected human smugglers are now in custody in connection with this tragic incident. these individuals have no care and no at all for human life, so they put them in the back of his tractor trailers. individuals don't know where they are, where they're going. the deadly incident in san antonio comes

amid a record number of migrants crossing the border from mexico into the united states. u. s immigration agents say they are on pace to make a record number of border arrests this year. our time is not 5 15 federal investigators with the national transportation safety board are looking for the cause of a deadly train derailment in missouri. at least three people were killed. 40 others were heard when an amtrak train collided with a dump truck in a rural area 85 miles northeast of kansas city. amtrak says the train was going from l. a to chicago when seven of its eight cars derailed. the three deaths include two people who were on the train. and another person in the dump truck. one passenger said. people were climbing out of windows to get out of that wreckage. so boom. my side of the window is now the floor and the other side of the train is now the ceiling. and so you know, everybody is kind of trying to figure out what's

going on, get their bearings and everything. we started checking to see if anybody was hurt. try to deal with them first. then we tried to figure out how we're going to get out of here. now the train crossing did not have a signal or a crossing arm. but authorities say that's not unusual in rural areas. thomas 5 16 next monday, as you know, is the fourth of july, which normally means fireworks or a hot seller right about now, but there's the year there's a shortage about the kind of fireworks used in big community shows. as well as the safe and sane fireworks you can buy and light yourself. most fireworks are made in asia and pandemic lockdowns earlier this year means there's a shortage of fireworks and the cost has gone up to that's because of a triple whammy their insurance supply, the cost of making them has gone up and shipping charges jumped more than 30. last two years. there was lines out the door. we

don't have a lot of returning customers. the guys who did call me said are not able to purchase this year due to economic reasons. and for community organizations are put on public firework shows the cost of insurance has really skyrocketed . plus the experts that would normally put on the shows have fewer employees. so they can't be everywhere they've been in the past here in the bay area. there will be fireworks displays in san francisco, morgan hill, venetia and conquered. as well as shows that the shoreline amphitheater great america and at the marin county fairgrounds fire is working with law enforcement officials around the state to crack down on illegal fireworks. they are focusing on fireworks sold online, including craigslist and facebook, people in possession of illegal fireworks face fines of up to $50,000 in a possibly one year in jail. we've confiscated a lot of fireworks sold through the internet that were made at home were not made under any type of

safety standards, and unfortunately, those are where we see a significant amount of injuries each year. cal fire is reminding people even legal. fireworks can start fires, and that is especially true with our recent high temperatures and dry conditions. now you can only use safe and sane fireworks in the cities where it is legal to buy them. that includes gilroy, union city, newark, dublin, dixon pacifica. i'm 18 in southern california and entire neighborhood was evacuated at the police found almost a ton of illegal fireworks. l a county fire investigators rushed to a home in the city of azusa after a report of possible fireworks. they say they found £1800 of homemade and commercial grade fireworks in a van parked on the property. officials quickly evacuated 27 nearby homes. i gotta. alert on the watch that

there was a house. had firecrackers and the evacuated some people, and then i heard the helicopters hoovering around , so i came out to see what's going on. and to my surprise or not, to my surprise, but but they got this hosting shut down right here and the fireworks have been going on quite often here. now one person was detained for questioning and the fireworks were seized and taken away. alright 5 19 back over to steve paulson for our forecast. what should we prepare for today , steve? same as yesterday. same as yesterday. yeah. we do have fog and low clouds. some fog will show you some reduced visibility. there are a few locations that are dealing with that. not all but a few. not the coverage yet we'll see what happens between now and say, seven o'clock or so, but plenty of low clouds coast and moving over the base. so little change today, maybe just some subtle changes, morning low clouds and fog on the cooler side here. warm to hot inland for at least

one more day, sonoma county airport quarter mile visibility after that looks pretty good. 678 to 10 miles. if you're heading south watson ville socked in monterey to watson ville zero visibility to a mile and a quarter. something to keep in mind if that's that's your direction today or this morning 51 bodega bay that's gone down san francisco buoy 53 that's gone down to from 55 so the cold, cold water continues coldest and at least a decade. 51 san francisco 52 54 53 51 so not much change there. i don't really see temperatures changing all that much lowest fifties and then highs. i went 63 again, which was the high yesterday. fifties on most of the temps couple of sixties but mainly fifties to the north. wow windsor at 49. there you go. 51 latent ville 61 no kelsey ville 50 to nevada and sonoma. with 55 sas elite over leo and also napa in town. 56 61 you kento yet ser fresno and bakersfield at 87 to

92. phoenix las vegas and palm springs, sixties l. a. and san diego. the monsoon moisture, which flows around the hot is now moving and as that moves, that's an indication the highest getting bumped up by that system to the north. you can see the little dip in the jet stream right there will eventually that's going to be over us as we head to the weekend. it'll be doing this. now it's a dry system this time of year. you expect that, but it will be a cooler pattern and breezy to windy pattern and i'll probably be a ramp up in fog over the next 48 hours or so. not much in the way of any rain unless you're well to the north, maybe up near the oregon border, but otherwise i would expect cooler conditions. 60 seventies eighties nineties one more day. then tomorrow they start to drop those temps really dropped going into the holiday weekend. alright see time is 5 21 putting real world issues in plain sight still ahead how one photographer wants to raise awareness around the bay area by using billboards plus governor newsom buying advertising time in a state that's almost 3000 miles away.

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the pandemic from losing their homes. attendance rights groups say those renters were already dealing with inflation, soaring gasoline prices and other economic problems. well the photographer in oakland spent the past year traveling around california taking photos of drought and disaster. ktvu is elissa harrington joseph how he's now using billboards all over the bay area to showcase his message. this bill, born in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood

, chose a picture of a homeless encampment on wood street. this one in rockridge shows a burned out building in plumas county destroyed in the dixie fire last summer. and this billboard along piedmont avenue. the billboard on the left. that's um folsom lake, which last year was incredibly low. thomas browning is the oakland based photographer behind this campaign. he calls the end of the dream. he spent the past year and a half taking pictures of areas impacted by drought, fire and the housing crisis. california's in real trouble. you know, we have these droughts that you know the last for months months and these fires that burn out of control. you know, millions of acres and then we have in every single city in california. we have homeless encampments and manageable anywhere else in the country spent his own money putting these images on billboards. so far, there are eight in oakland, six up north in oroville, and next month, more billboards go up in los angeles. it's billboard. there's no text, there's no call to action. i

think the first thing we need to do is to look at the problem. that's my goal. just how people look at look at it. the project is getting a lot of attention, and my friends have actually noticed the billboards. neighbor jonathan fault, said the images of homelessness impact him the most, especially since many of the pictures were taken here in the bay area. when you see people living out on the streets and you know about the struggle out here in oakland? i mean, a lot of people come out here to california because because it's sunny and it's warm and you could survive. but i mean, the real problem, fault said the images speak for themselves, but the lack of text was confusing for some people we talked to because it's hard to react to something when i don't know what's trying to say, said his goal is to have his pictures on 100 billboards up and down the state and hopes this project can inspire real change my children to live in the same california that that i was able to. and right now, that's not possible in oakland. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa. thank you. time is

5 26 governor. gavin newsom reportedly will buy ads on cable tv in florida. the chronicle reports. governor newsom will spend about $105,000 on ads that will run beginning july 4th on the fox news channel in florida , and the paper says the governor's office may release those ads here in california later this week. now the governor has said in the past, he's not interested in running for higher office. but some observers say this appears to be an effort to raise his national profile. hit his 5 27 after the supreme court overturned rovers his way to biden administration is trying to protect access to abortion tools of next battle over these medications and states were lawmakers want to prevent online orders. plus the recent heat has not been good news for produce in the central valley farms and grocery stores

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fires getting a lot bigger, really quick. we hear from two brothers who rushed into action to pull a driver to safety after a fiery crash along highway 17 plus adopted a test that frankly , is more forgiving towards religious speech and expression . another supreme court ruling this time on religious freedom, one coaches, postgame prayers. will now have national implications. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. june 28th. you're ready for a cooler day. very much so it's here. steve paulson has your forecast. he's right here, too, right where you're right here. right here. yeah, that's correct. fifties on the temps here, some fog, not the amount we saw yesterday, but santa rosa's 52.

palo alto in the city, or both at 53, livermore and san jose state 57 low clouds making their move over the bed, not the coverage we had yesterday, but give it time moving through. happened other the usual suspects here starting to make a little bit of a move, but we had a lot more yesterday. don't seem too much change. today some areas might bump up a couple degrees. others will stay about the same so morning. low clouds some fog. nice by the coast warmed the hot away one more day, 60 seventies eighties and some low nineties. alright, sal is here and he's going to tell us a bridge of freeway both. where do you want to start? let's start at the bridge. steve, i want to start here at the bay bridge toll plaza and show you that traffic is moving along very well. if you are driving into san francisco looks pretty good driving across the bay. also looking good is the same with tail braids. that commute looks very nice and in the south bay can see. traffic here is off to a nice start. 5 31, let's go back to the headlines. all right, sal. well, the people of california will

decide in november if the right to an abortion should be guaranteed in the state constitution. state lawmakers approved putting the question of a constitutional amendment on the ballot. ktvu sally rasmus is here now, with more on the emotional testimony from state lawmakers. good morning. good morning, dave. well, even before the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade came out on friday. state lawmakers here in california. we're already working on this now, after yesterday's vote in the state assembly, the issue will go to california voters this november , voters will decide on a ballot initiative that would put access to abortion. in the state constitution. according to several polls. californians are expected to approve this come november. the proposed amendment says, quote that the state shall not deny or interfere with an individual's reproductive freedom and their most intimate decisions, which includes their fundamental right to choose to have an abortion and their fundamental right to choose or refuse contraceptives. during floor debate in sacramento, east bay, assemblywoman buffy wicks

spoke about the abortion she had when she was 25 years old and why she supports the amendment. i went to planned parenthood, and they welcomed me with warmth , respect, love and information and the ability to make my own decision and what that decision has meant for me. i made that decision. i got to make that decision. and because i got to make that decision. i ended up on a path that has led me to here to where i am today. there are other states making similar efforts to guarantee abortion rights in their state constitutions. now that the supreme court eliminated that right at the federal level, voters in the state of vermont will also vote on a ballot initiative protecting abortion rights. this fault and there's an effort underway to do the same for voters in michigan, although the group supporting that still need to collect and turned in enough signatures by july, 11th. california voters will decide on this new amendment to the state constitution. this november. 8th live in the newsroom. ali rasmus ktvu. box two news. thank you. ali. a new poll on the supreme court ruling that overturned roe

v. wade shows more americans disapprove of the decision, then approve of it. 49% of those surveyed by politico say. they disapprove of the decision. 40% approve, 58% said abortion should be legal in all or most cases, 34% said. it should be illegal most or all of the time, and the majority of those polled say they support term limits on the u. s. supreme court as well as an age cap for the justices. cvs rite aid and walmart are now rationing the plan b morning after pill after a spike in demand since last week's supreme court decision. cvs and rite aid are limiting purchases to three per person. walmarts limit is six. plan b is available without a prescription and is designed to be taken up to three days after unprotected sex. planned parenthood is discouraging people from stockpiling the drugs because they have a limited shelf life and could make supply scarce for women who need them. now, time is now 5 30

for demand for abortion pills has also gone up. it's a medication approved by the fda if we're using the 1st 10 weeks of pregnancy, and it accounts for 54. of all abortions in the u. s within hours of last friday's supreme court ruling, the biden administration took action to protect access to the abortion pill. what we will do at the federal level is make sure we continue to use our federal authorities to make women have access to the health care they need, so we'll continue to make sure that something like medication abortion. is made available to all women, regardless of what state they're in. back in december, the fda ended a requirement that the drug has to be dispensed in person, allowing doctors to mail it to patients. several states have now ban abortions include a ban on medication abortions. abortion rights groups are taking action to help women get the pills in states where they are legal. the administrators at stanford medicine are being criticized

for a letter they sent in response to the supreme court's ruling on abortion. critics say the letter seemed to suggest that stanford medical center would continue performing abortions only because it's required under california law. in response to the backlash, the stanford medicine community issued a follow up statement saying, quote we strongly believe that reproductive care, including safe abortion access is essential. healthcare time is not 5 36 billie joe armstrong of green day says he will renounce his us citizenship because of the supreme court's abortion ruling. the video posted on twitter shows armstrong ranting about the decision last week while on tour in london, the same day that roe v. wade was overturned, armstrong said. there's too much quote stupid in the world and that the u. s is a miserable excuse for country. armstrong is the lead singer of green day members of that knowg their political views. the

supreme court is siding with the former football coach from washington state. who says he had a constitutional right to kneel and pray on the field. the court ruled 6 to 3 conservative justices deciding in favor of coach joe kennedy school district suspended him in 2015 after he refused to stop kneeling and praying on the 50 yard line after games. the justices found that the district infringed on the coaches, religious freedom and free speech rights. however the ruling has many people concerned who say it now blurs the line between church and state. adopted a test that frankly, is more forgiving towards religious speech and expression. really don't know what to say. i just can't stop smiling and you know they got and thank everybody that supported me and i found out that i'm not insane. justice sonia sotomayor wrote that the decision quote elevates the religious rights of a school official who voluntarily accepted public employment and

the limits that public employment entails over those of his students. there are still some other major supreme court decisions that have yet to be handed down. justices are still considering whether the biden administration can end a trump era border policy that forces asylum seekers to remain in mexico. another case will decide the epa's authority on regulating carbon emissions. in another case, justices could decide to limit work protections for veterans, and another major decision could come on the jurisdiction of native american lands about fivethirtyeight happening today, the u. n security council will hold an emergency meeting this morning about russian attacks on civilians in ukraine. officials say russia fired a missile at a shopping mall with hundreds of people inside and at least 18 people died. rescue teams are still searching for more victims . another missile attack left a huge crater next to a kindergarten. russia claims the attacks were provoked by ukraine. well the g seven

leaders issued a statement condemning those missiles strikes before they ended their meeting in germany. president biden and the other g seven leaders proposed to inflict severe and immediate economic costs on russia. the group of seven also pledged his support ukraine for as long as it takes and nato and i'll say it will increase its rapid reaction force in eastern europe from its current 40,000 troops. 2 300,000. 5 39 time right now. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. how does it look at their fog? fog rolling out as much as yesterday? but we do have some low clouds and fog and some areas are reduced. visibility will show you that in a second more breaks in the cloud cover to the north. although it is moving through the pendulum a gap. but about san francisco south pretty solid parts of the santa cruz coast. there were clear at the moment. the aral off, which has been very, very warm. actually it's cool off a little bit. mount diablo was 79

at this time yesterday. 70 that's done now we'll see if it bumps up or not, but that's usually a sign that things are beginning to change here. as the high loses its crypt. there's been some very warm air aloft, which is equals a very hot temperatures inland. little change today morning low clouds fog warm to hot and then one more day, although i don't think we're warming up. i think we've already picked it out over the weekend. santa rosa. half mile visibility now, so that's sonoma county airport after that looks good. 789 10 miles visibility unless you're down towards watson, ville salinas and monterey where there's some thick, thick fog down that way. water temps have come down from 52 to 51 san francisco bowie from 55 to 53. i think we'll get some upper forties again as we head into the holiday weekend as we get a northwest breeze. coming in fifties on the temps here. 51 52 54 voted for 53 51 with more than onshore breeze from most here fifties on the temps novato in santa rosa 50 to 54 napa airport mid fifties 54 san carlos sunnyvale. fremont

55, even while the creeks 54 in livermore has dipped to 59 degrees. some upper fifties and low sixties on attempts here, especially out towards brentwood in pittsburgh, but kensington's 52, elsa bronte and el cerrito, 54, hercules, pinole and martinez all at 57 degrees, the highest moving east. it's getting bumped out by that system and the dip in the jet stream. that's right there. you see that little? that's right there. that's a little dip. that's going to move right over us as it does, that's going to open the door to significant cooling trend here. it started. i think a little bit for some yesterday and will continue kind of push today. this is the transition day. as we start to head into the weekend, we will see much, much cooler temperatures could be little rain north, but only if you're heading up in that direction. would i be concerned about it doesn't look like much 60 seventies eighties nineties for one more day tomorrow, it looks like sixties seventies and eighties, and that theme will continue with even cooler temps friday saturday. alright so you thank you, tommy 5 41, the owners of great america amusement park just sold the park coming up at six o'clock.

we'll have a live report from santa clara with the owners explanation about this $310 million deal. canceled or delayed flights could continue nationwide through the fourth of july holiday weekend. what's behind the disruptions impacting airlines across the country.

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spreading to the passenger compartment they pulled over. didn't see the driver trying to get out. so they race down the hill cut her out of her seat belt. and helped her to safety. if we had has has hesitated much things, probably what would have been a lot different. cause it was like almost movie like like cheesy kind of like how fast the car kind of lit up in flames like, wow. god, i just in time. the chp is investigating the solo car crash. officers are not releasing any other information about the woman's condition our time now. 5 45, oakland police chief gave new details about a deadly crash over the weekend linked to a sideshow. it happened early sunday morning and a bystander at 28 year old man was killed. the video posted on instagram shows a nissan driving east on international boulevard around two a.m. sunday morning, followed by an oakland police car without its lights or sirens on a short while later, the nissan crashed, sending a

parked car into a group of people killing that man and injuring several others. speed was a factor in his investigation and appears that the vehicle was involved in sideshow activity related prior to the collision. no police chief. armstrong says that car was speeding at almost 100 miles an hour. the 19 year old driver who was arrested, does not have a driver's license and was involved in another crash in fresno. back in march, jewel has filed an emergency motion asking a federal appeals court to block the government from banning its products. last week, the fda ordered the san francisco based company to stop selling its vaping device. and flavored cartridges due to health concerns, especially among teenagers, and its latest filing jewel claims the band was extraordinary and unlawful and that the fda acted on political pressure from congress. the fda now has until july 7th to submit a response to jules petition.

jetblue has stepped up its bidding war with frontier and raised its offer once again to buy spirit airlines. the new proposal includes a dividend to spirit shareholders of 2 50 a share. that's up from a dollar 50 a share in a previous offer. jetblue also increased its breakup fee to spirit by $50 million for a total of 40 million. if regulators don't approve the deal now that has been spirits main concern about a deal with jet blue. the new offer, though, comes just days before spirit shareholders are scheduled to vote on a merger deal with frontier. our time now, 5 47 after a chaotic day of traffic travel headaches travelers today may not hopefully be dealing with a lot of problems. san francisco international airport says as of right now, there are 50 canceled flights. there are no delays yesterday, most of the flight delays occurred on united airlines. but it was a hectic weekend filled with headaches

for some travelers between sunday and monday. there were 12,000 delays at u. s airports, according to flight aware. it's part of a continuing problem with summer travel so far this year and a big concern for travelers getting ready to fly for the fourth of july one of the busiest travel days of the year. some travelers were stuck in the airport for 17 hours and almost missed their cruise ship because of flight delays. i had a 17 hour delay. it was i was there for 12 hours and i was a six hour delay in there 18 hours. um and then i finally got here and i'm afraid it's gonna be the same thing because it was both both times was with frontier and it was just awful. i mean, i was incredibly bored #### off. now, according to fly to where u. s. airlines are still struggling to meet the demands, and the experts say it will take more time for the airline industry to recover, they say, expect delays and just

give yourself 24 hours to get to where you're going. high temperatures across california are taking a toll on the state's fruits and vegetables. grocers in the central valley say they've had to throw out more produced recently due to the hot weather. they say fruits and vegetables are ripening faster, which is leading to shorter produced seasons and fewer options at the market. we're just not having the product in for as long we have what we have. there's definitely less of the farmers are able to pick because of the weather affecting that. the fruits most affected right now cherries, apricots and plums. time trying 49 steve parsons here. he knows more a lot about now we're going to traffic first. ooh, that because sal is on tv, apricots thinking about those that fruit looks good to me, dave. good morning, everyone. you know, it's nice and light. so far, it is only 5 49. and at the bay bridge. it

looks pretty good getting into san francisco. i think it's going to change. but right now we still have a little bit of a window of opportunity. so to speak. right here at the san mateo bridge. it looks very nice. there have been no major issues here, and traffic continues to look good. contra costa county just a little bit of slow traffic on highway 46 80 looks good for martinez to walnut creek. and out here is the man who everyone's talking about. i hope not. just want to stay incognito . so if you know what i mean. thank you, sir. alright we will get to our weather, which looks to be very similar to yesterday. only some subtle changes. our good friend chris henry here says i think this will be the summer of pacific coast troughs with a few heatwaves in between. and i concur with that. what's he mean by that? that's a trough right up there, which is approaching the pacific northwest. that's a dip in the jet stream. original pressure is this when it does that we've had this. i parked over us for about three years. but since april

we've had a series of these lows coming in now, as you get towards the end of june, july and august, you know the energy is far less, but another system is beginning to dig in their dry. they don't have a lot of moisture, but they will usher in a cooler pattern. the high seems to be centered more towards colorado this year and then over us, and it's about time somebody else got in on it instead of us, although inland you can still find really hot temps. vacaville was one oh five yesterday, stockton was 1 100. little change today morning. low clouds fog warm to hot inland sonoma county airport, half mile visibility that seems to be about it. although keep an eye on petaluma. there's some fog up there. watson, voter monterey and selena is not so good. that's really reduced visibility on some thick fog, water temps creeping down again. bodega bay 51. there were 52 san francisco bowie was 55 now 53. that makes a huge difference on the attempts in the city. so you're seeing more 51 52 53 temps. if that got up to 57 or 58, those

loads would be much warmer if it gets down to 49. which it might do over the weekend, you'll see even colder lows forties there's a couple but mainly fifties here fifties and sixties, there's one woodside at 49 degrees 52 pacifica. 52 stanford in los altos. so little cool for some get some breaks in the clouds. you can cool off the low clouds are over here more likely in the mid fifties, more breaks to the north, more fog to the south. there's more of a west south west southwest wind west. of san fran, south of san francisco. is somebody trying to talk in my ear because somebody keeps trying to do that. don't do that 60 seventies eighties nineties on the temps, and now we'll start to see cooler weather kick in. that will be wednesday and then much cooler for all as we head into the holiday weekend, you guys write save time is 5 52, an increase in the demand for emergency contraception. after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. we're going to hear from a bay area tele medical company has been busier than normal this week. another sign that the

oakland a's could be packing their bags, the latest move by major league baseball that might encourage the team to move to las vegas.

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according to the press democrat , nearly one third of its temporary staffers will be let go. the county says many of the temporary workers have already been given the resignations. the nationwide labor shortages, not just affecting the private sector. ktvu south bay reporter mark sayer explains the challenges in san jose city hall as city governments across the country are also having trouble finding workers. the city of san jose has nearly 7000 positions, but about one in 10 of those is not filled. the current job vacancy rate is about 13% the needs are great from information technology to animal care to building inspections and compliance to public safety. and the city can just not find enough qualified candidates in some places. labor market shortages that got more serious , for example, in the trades areas many of our departments if you think about the city of san jose, where what's called a full service city a to z airport to a zoo and everything in between san jose assistant hr director

kelly parmley says the forces which are impacting the private sector are the same ones facing the city. people are rethinking their priorities and so like everyone else, folks are sam inning. what they do why they do it. um, are there better ways for them to spend their employed time as well as their personal time since 2013. the city has offered existing employees of $500 referral bonus. but in february of this year, the city bumped that up to $1500. on tuesday, the city council will be asked to extend the extra bonus program at least through the end of the year. how can we inspire current employees who care about what they do who are purpose and mission driven to, um seek out others from outside of the city or external. what we call people external to the city to come and apply. even though the city has 800 open positions , you won't find that many at any given time on the city's website. that's because there is a limit to how many employees the city can interview and actually on board at any given

time. reporting in san jose. i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. thank you. time is 5 57 with the age should leave oakland and moved to las vegas. major league baseball may give the a's a big break. the new york post is reporting that league owners met this month they did not talk about charging a relocation fear , which could be as much as $1 billion. the post reports the league essentially signed off on the a's moving to las vegas as long as nevada partly pays for a new dome stadium. the waving that relocation fee helps the aids and they will likely have to pay most of the construction costs. it's still possible, though the a's might stay in oakland, depending on that. the future of that howard terminal project. will be a czar in the bronx evening. you're going to play the new york yankees in a battle pitting the worst team in baseball against the best is being considered. the worst is

actually led. for most of last night's game. they scored five runs in the third inning. but that's when the yankees offense came alive. they scored six runs in the seventh inning, and they won the game. 9 to 5. the ayes have 30 more losses than the new york yankees update now to that big on the field fight between the los angeles angels and the seattle mariners. wankers trying to get towards. seven and the angels and the benches are cleared. 12 players and coaches are being suspended. after that. the harshest penalties go to angels interim manager phil nevin, who received a 10 game suspension, and mariners outfielder jesse winker for seven games. however he is appealing and can play while he awaits for his case to be heard. the fight started after players were hit or nearly hit by pitches. angel star mike trout was almost hit in the head with a 95 mile per hour fastball.

before there was a shocking discovery made in texas inside of a big rig truck. 46 people were found dead and it appears to be the deadliest case of human smuggling in modern us history. in california is letting voters decide whether california should guarantee a woman's right to an abortion. coming up details of the proposal on the november ballot. and the owner of california's great america amusement park has just sold the land at the park. we'll have a live report from santa clara with the details of this $310 million sale. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto welcome morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning, june 28th as we wrap up june and head into july. let's check in with steve paulson far forecast. alright. thank you. we do have some low clouds and fog out

there you to some areas of fog. there's some reduced visibility but temperatures in the fifties couple of forties fifties on the temps here in the low clouds will do the usual dance and make the move, then start to retreat back, so really not a lot of change. there's just not as much fog to the north, but there's plenty to the south. nice coast. it'll be warm away, at least for one more day, so 60 seventies eighties and another day of nineties. saudi you have something you need to get to right away. or can i say something to you? no, no. go ahead. the angels and the mariners. yes, sir. skype mentioned on sunday. they played each other eight times in 11 days. no wonder you have you know what i mean? you start you start getting tired of people, actually, exactly. yes. oh my goodness. all right, well, good morning, and by the way, if you are out there watching baseball that was one for the ages. hey let's go out and take a look at highway four. it looks pretty good. but there's a little bit of slowing developing and be bay 0.6 80 that looks good from

beneath a concord, walnut creek, and there have been no major issues here. highway 24 is looking good, and if you're driving to any of the bay area bridges, you have a window of opportunity right now. 601 let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal, one of the bay area's biggest real estate developers, has purchased california's great america amusement park. ktvu is james torres joins us now from santa clara to talk about what this means for the park's future. good morning, james. good morning, pamela. the park has been in the city of santa clara since 1976. and now it seems that it only has up to 11 years left to exist. its owner cedar fair released a statement saying that it's now sold the parts sold the real estate. for about a $310 million transaction. great america we know now will be handed over to a company called prologis. that's a san francisco based real estate company and cedar fair says it looked to sell the park since 2021 hoping to reduce its debt and invest more money in its other resort properties. we have

a statement from cedar fair president and ceo richard zimmerman, which reads in part, we chose challenges as our partner because of their deep ties in the bay area and the reputation for working closely with local communities on large projects for our investors. the sale and lease agreements allow us to monetize a high value asset in the heart of silicon valley at a very attractive multiple cedar fair bought the land from the city of santa clara back in 2019, at least the land from the city for 40 years before that. cedar fair will now release the park from prologis for at least six years with an option to renew that leads for an additional five years. the park is then set to close and no more than that 11 year total span. prologis great. america's new owner has not yet commented on the plan, so we don't know what's in store for the real estate just yet. after that 11 year exploration, we are learning some more details about exactly how much that lease is going to be worth and at some point largest, could also cut

that leash short. we'll talk more about that coming up the next hour for now, we're live this morning in santa clara. i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news, james. thank you time. 604 california voters will decide in november if the right to an abortion should be guaranteed in the state constitution. state lawmakers approved putting a constitutional amendment on the ballot, saying the amendment would make it undeniably clear that in california abortion and contraception or considered healthcare in our private matter between a patient and their medical provider. judges have blocked what's called trigger laws from taking effect in two states that had been attempting to restrict abortions. the judges in utah and louisiana blocked the laws restricting abortions that were designed to take effect as soon as the supreme court overturned roe v. wade abortion rights supporters have filed similar lawsuits in idaho, texas, kentucky and mississippi. this is a seismic decision that we're going to be dealing with for years to come. certainly every state is going

to react differently. you're going to have different laws in each state. demand for abortion pills has increased since the supreme court ruling. the pills are used in more than half of abortions in the u. s time now, 6051 bay area telehealth company reports of 5000% increase in demand for emergency contraceptives since friday's historic supreme court ruling. the company is favor. it's a digital health company that can provide birth control, help and all 50 states. company executives say women are reaching out to them made record numbers. now that rovers is wade has been overturned. in preparation for this moment, we launched a and a standalone emergency contraception product offering, meaning that people can come to favors website hey favorite .com. sign up just in order to purchase emergency contraception, or plan b. the favor used to be known as the pill club. it has about 200,000

current members. the investigation is now underway into the deadliest smuggling incident of its kind in u. s history. authorities in texas say the bodies of at least 46 migrants were found in the back of a big rig that had been abandoned in san antonio yesterday. in triple digit heat . several children are among 16 others who are still alive and taken to local hospitals. they were suffering from extreme heat exhaustion and dehydration. authorities say three suspected human smugglers are now in custody in connection with this tragic incident. individuals have no care and no at all for human life, so they put them in the back of his tractor trailers. the individuals don't know where they are, where they're going. the deadly incident in san antonio comes amid a record number of migrants crossing the border from mexico into the united states. u s immigration agents say they are on pace to make a record number of border arrests this year.

time that six oh, six san francisco police officer was arrested in connection with a fraud investigation accused of committing crimes while off duty. the d a s office told ktvu that officer adam meteor loaned his mustang to a friend. and got into a crash. the officer reportedly told his friend that the damaged car was not insured and asked him for $49,000 as compensation. your office is also accused of making fraudulent statements to his own insurance company at the 15 year police veteran surrendered on friday he was booke on charges of grand theft, insurance fraud and other chargers. the san francisco police officers association responded to that arrest, saying, in part quote if the allegations against adam media are true, he must face the legal consequences of his actions. it is actions if true. disgrace our start and he should be held fully accountable by the

department. the man accused in last week's deadly shooting on immunity. metro train in san francisco will not face murder charges, the san francisco district attorney says 26 year old j. von green will be charged with gun violations for the killing of 27 year old nesta bowen. green's lawyer says bowen pulled out a knife and directed it at green and green acted in self defense. a 70 year old innocent bystander who was also shot in the incident has since been released from the hospital. time is now 608. police in the east bay city of albany arrested a woman on suspicion of arson in connection with two fires. take a look at video from the scene of that arrest. 31 year old meghan straw is accused of starting both fires sunday afternoon. one fire was near pearse street park, the other reported a few blocks away. several people who lived nearby were evacuated. the firefighters kept the flames from spreading to nearby homes. also we have learned that a man has died in

connection with a grass fire in petaluma. it was the roadblock fired started about 2 30 yesterday afternoon in a rural area officials haven't said how the man died now smoke from the fire could be seen across petaluma toddy and rohnert park. 63 acres burned. it's now fully contained. investigators are still searching for the cause of that fire. and investigators are also looking for the cause of several fires that burned their highway one. oh, one north of novato. no homes were threatened , but chp shut down the north bong lanes of the freeway near the novato landfill. and smart train service had to be suspended for a while. firefighters were able to contain the fire after it burned 135 acres, and firefighters stayed along those fire lines during the night to make sure it did not reignite. alright 609 is the time. let's check in with salford. look at the commute

this morning, sal. what do you keeping an eye on looking at the golden gate bridge? because yesterday, steve and i were talking about the fog and today it is not as foggy as it was yesterday. in fact, if we put up that picture, you can see the towers of the golden gate bridge, and that looks pretty good, so at least it's a little bit better there. let's talk about the bay bridge. all of a sudden, we have a crowd here. as those metering lights have been turned on at the toll plaza. so there's a little bit of a backup getting onto the bridge. not much, but there is one. it's not completely clear as it was the last time we saw this, and san mateo bridge still looks good heading out to the peninsula. 6 10. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal just past six o'clock this morning, and already there have been more than 1000 flight delays or cancelations nationwide. now there's word pilots and one major arab airlines are planning a big protest right before the big holiday weekend. pan quarterback jimmy garoppolo, still recovering after offseason

shoulder surgery. now some former teammates are sounding off about his injury history.

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welcome back to morning sun. two it's now 6 13. we now know the name of the witness who will be today's surprise hearing in the house january 6th committee in washington, several reports say cassidy hutchinson, a former top aide to mark meadows, the trump , white house chief of staff will testify. some of her taped testimony has been played in earlier hearings last week, the committee said there would be no more hearings until july. but then yesterday the committee announced today's surprise hearing, saying it needs to present recently obtained evidence and witness testimony. starting today at 10 a.m. you can watch that hearing with us on ktvu. plus, you can also watch online by going to our website ktvu .com time is now 6

13 federal investigators with the national transportation safety board. looking for the cause about deadly train derailment. in missouri. at least three people were killed. 40 others were heard when i'm trying to train collided with a dump truck in a rural area northeast of kansas city. amtrak says the train was headed from los angeles to chicago when seven of its eight cars derailed . three people who died include two people who were on that train. another was in that dump truck, one passenger said people on the train were climbing out through windows. so boom. my side of the window is now the floor and the other side of the train is now the ceiling. and so everybody is kind of trying to figure out what's going on, get their bearings and everything. we started checking to see if anybody was hurt. try to deal with them first. then we tried to figure out how we're going to get out of here. now the train

crossing did not have a signal or a crossing arm. but authorities say that's not unusual in rural areas. blue has stepped up its bidding war with frontier and raised its offer once again to buy spirit airlines. the new proposal includes a dividend to spirit. shareholders of 2 50 a share. that's up from a dollar 50 a share in a previous offer. jetblue also increased its breakup fee to spirit by 50 million for a total of $400 million if regulators don't approve that deal now, that has been spirits biggest concern about a deal with jetblue. the new offer, though, comes just days before spirit shareholders. are scheduled to vote on a merger deal with frontier airlines. alright our time is 6 15 if you'll be heading out of town for the long holiday weekend, expect to run into more flight delays. ktvu is andre senior is here now and pilots from almost all the major airlines, andres say a big part of the problem is a shortage of

flight crew. big big issue here. delta pilots and frank in fact to say on thursday, the day before, a lot of people are heading to airports for their holiday travel, there'll be picketing on their own time to raise awareness of the problem and how it affects pilots and passengers alike. the pilots will be at airports across the country that are served by delta . they say they're just as frustrated as travelers who are suffering through long delays and flight cancelations and getting stranded at airports. they want the airline to change its flight schedules to reduce flight disruptions. last week, the pilots released an open letter accusing management of scheduling more flights than its current number of pilots could cover. as pilots. we are beyond exhausted. they are trying to get us to fly to the maximums. for safety reasons. the faa limits the number of hours a pilot can be on duty that includes the time when the pilot is under power and capable of movement or the aircraft is such as a taxiing de icing waiting time if the agents are on for

commercial pilots. the current limit is 35 hours a week and no more than 125 hours a month, and pilots must have 10 hours between their final trip of the day and the first flight of the next day. the number of pilots and flight engineers has dropped by 4% of the last two years, and fewer people are interested in becoming airline pilots. passengers say they understand the need for well rested pilots , especially after they experienced extended flight delays even once during a trip. had a 17 hour delay. it was i was there for 12 hours, and it was a six hour delay in there 18 hours. um and then i finally got here and i'm afraid it's gonna beotested at their major hub in dallas yesterday, and they've written a letter to management, saying pilots are more than three times as fatigued right now as they were throughout the pandemic. pilots for american airlines reports. similar problems and all the pilots say they have been struggling to get

new contracts for more than a year except united locally based united, which just reached an agreement with its pilots that will provide more scheduling flexibility. an increase overtime pay. flight attendants , t s a workers and air traffic controllers also reports similar problems. more stress over delayed flights, fewer workers and declining interest in their professions with no short term solution inside. and by the way , there are 474 flight cancelations affecting flights into and out of, or cross the u. s as of right now, back over to you. all right. thank you, andre . frustrating as a lot of people are anxious to travel and booking those flights. demand is certainly up. all right. let's check in with sal for a look at our commute. hopefully, the roads are crowded. not that crowded. although we do have an incident. we want to talk about here and that would be in san jose along jackson street near the freeway. this is in the 200 block of south jackson street. this is a auto pedestrian and

deadly crash here, where pedestrian was hit. here on south jackson street. now this area is going to be closed for an investigation. as you can see, police are there and doing the investigation. this is right near the capitol expressway. in fact, i'm going to put it up on the map just to show you where it is here as we come in. it's right there near 6 80. and to 80 and one oh, one kind of a busy area of san jose. so we're going to keep an eye on it for you. we're also going to looks like i'm going to go back to 2 80 here on the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up all the way out to the mcarthur maze. this is a little busier than it was yesterday. more people getting on the road on this tuesday morning at least right now. at 6 19. let's bring steve in with today's weather. thank you, sir. we have some low clouds out there, but it's alhazmi mentioned not as much in the way of fog reason being the air aloft is cooled off a little

bit, so it doesn't have the cap on it that it did yesterday. still, some more mayor though, but not as warm as yesterday. that's allowing the basis to lift a little bit, seeing a little bit of mixing as well as more of a little bit of a northwest breeze instead of a west southwest diablo was 79 yesterday. that's down 10. that's a big drop. that's a big drop. there's your northwest at 21 mph little change today, but the hints of it are beginning to develop, which will take us into a much cooler pattern. going forward. morning. low clouds some fog on the cool side for some limit a lot of low fifties. couple of upper forties. it'll still be warm to hot inland. fog is the biggest issue, especially watson villa to monterey and salinas. if you're heading down that direction, just keep that in mind for at least for early hours. there's some thick fog there. not so much to the north, although sonoma county airport has been bouncing between a quarter mile and a half mile west southwest fairfield 20. no big deal oakland airport, the west and 14. so there's a little bit of an onshore breeze, mainly fifties couple of sixties lower lake in there, brent woodman conquered as well. but 55 sunnyvale, 55, berkeley, oakland

in there in the city's 54 as of those 55 san carlos 54 49 felt no woodside's also 49. so there are a couple laptops is closed at 50. in mid fifties kind of circling the wagon there at santa clara, cupertino, saratoga in campbell, and also send martinez 56. northwest at sfo, northwest and hayward west at livermore, north, now to half moon back that was west and northwest now north, so that's kind of putting a little you can see the last few images. that's why the fog's getting right here. watch on the sonoma coast. that's what's taking care of the fog. yesterday, we had more of a westerly breeze. the big message, though, is going to be the drop in temperatures inland. i mean, starting tomorrow. look at you. kai 83, sacramento, 92 even fresno, the valley will start to drop as we go into the weekend as that system begins to move in, and as it does, that's really going to open the door to a cooler pattern. sixties seventies eighties nineties today. we are looking for a cooler pattern to start a little bit tomorrow, then much more so going into the harley weekend with the coolest temps, probably

on sun saturday or sunday there, pam. all right. thank you. steve the supreme court overturning roe versus wade angered a legendary bay area musician coming up how green day frontman billy joe armstrong plans to protest the ruling. and cracking down on illegal fireworks ahead of the july 4th holiday. in a moment how cal fire is targeting illegal sales.

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to several tenants. rights groups today will express their concerns about the end of programs designed to help california renters during the pandemic, the last of california's covid eviction protections is scheduled to end on friday. those programs were designed to prevent renters who are facing several financial problems during the pandemic from losing their homes. the tenants. rights groups say those renters are already dealing with

inflation, sky high gas prices and other economic problems. advocates for immigrants rights held a rally in redwood city last night. they're urging the redwood city council to provide more protection for renters from low income immigrant families who may be in risk of losing their homes. the demonstration say those renters constantly faced the threat of eviction in a city where the median rent is more than $3300 a month. well monday is the fourth of july which usually means fireworks are hot seller right about now, but this year, there is a shortage of both the kind used in big community shows as well as the safe and sane kind that you can buy yourself. most fireworks are made in asia pandemic lockdowns earlier this year mean there is a shortage the cost. has also gone up like just about everything else. that's because of a triple whammy. they are in short supply , the cost of making them has gone up and shipping charges have jumped more than 30. last two years. there was lines out the door. we don't have a lot of

returning customers. the guys who did call me said are not able to purchase this year due to economic reasons. for community organizations that put on those big public shows the cost of insurance has skyrocketed as well, and the experts that would usually put on the shows have fewer workers so they can't be everywhere they have been in the past. locally there will still be those big fireworks displays in san francisco. morgan hill, the nation conquered as well as shows that shoreline amphitheater great america and the marin county fairgrounds. cal fire is working with law enforcement officials around the state to crack down on illegal fireworks. they're focusing on fireworks sold online, including craigslist and facebook. people in possession of illegal fireworks face fines of up to $50,000 and possibly one year in jail. we've confiscated a lot of fireworks sold through the internet that were made at home were not made under any type of safety standards, and unfortunately, those are where we see a significant amount of

injuries each year. now cal fire's reminding people even legal fireworks can start fires . that's especially true with the recent high temperatures and dry conditions and you can only buy you can only use those safe and sane fireworks where it's legal to buy them, and that includes gilroy, union city, newark, dublin, dixon, suisun city, rio vista, san bruno and pacifica. a bystander hit by a car and killed in oakland. police say the car had been involved in a sideshow earlier in the night. and governor newsom buying commercial time on television. not surprising in the election is in november, but where his ads are airing might surprise you.

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saying california voters will now have a chance at abortion rights to the california

constitution coming up. we have details about putting that amendment proposal on the november ballot. alright as we take you live to the opening bell this morning jetblue sweetening that deal, and it's attempted by spirit airlines just as shareholders are set to vote. on a deal with frontier airlines. nike also reporting a strong quarterly report for profit and revenue. keep an eye on the numbers for you this morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a tuesday morning. it's june 28th. let's talk about tuesday weather. steve paulson's here with all the information you need to know . some not all day. just save some of that. some of them for 10 minutes, okay, fifties on the temperature and the other fog is making a little bit less of a push here today, there's more of a northwest breeze kind of chewing it up a little bit, but still fifties on the attempts, but the air aloft has cooled a little bit, allowing the basis to live yesterday we had a smack

dab down on the deck there at the golden gate. that's not the case today. it's a little little bit higher. so mostly sunny here today, the fog burning off. it's still lather. rinse repeat temperatures very similar 60 seventies coast in bay eighties and nineties inland temperatures . the tough one santa rosa. if they get a north wind, they'll be warmer than that. but most occasions will be about the same as yesterday, maybe a little cooler inland. alright over to salad 6 31 bay bridge toll plaza. no steve, we're going to go to san jose. i will show you the top plaza. but i want to go right to san jose. because of this problem, and this is on the near the freeway on the near 60, 80 and 101. in fact, i just lost my notes here, but you can see that this is a scene. of a crash here on san jose. it's a deadly hit and run investigation here on jackson street near the capitol expressway. so if you are driving in saint jose, in fact, i can put it on a map for you here to show you the area.

this is the area to avoid here. jackson street, right, as you get onto capitol avenue. so if you are driving in this area prepare for detours. this is not affecting the freeway. fortunately the traffic is moving well there, but we go back to the scene is going to be a while before the scene is cleared up. all right, let's talk about some of the other things we have going on to 80 in san jose does look good getting up to the west valley and we have kind of a bigger back up this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza and oh, by the way, just now just reported. i don't have it on the maps there is overturned truck looks like on marsh creek road right at highway four. so we're going to follow up on that and have that coming up 6 32. let's go back to the headlines. california voters will decide in november if the right for a woman to have an abortion should be guaranteed in the state constitution. ktvu sally rasmus here now to explain this ballot initiative that could lead ali to a new state

constitutional amendment. that's right, dave. the issue will go to california voters this november. where to whether to put the right to access to contraceptives and abortion in the state constitution. now, according to several polls, californians are expected to approve this with a strong majority. the proposed amendment says that the state quote shall not deny or interfere with an individual's reproductive freedom in their most intimate decisions, which includes their fundamental right to choose to have an abortion and their fundamental right to choose or refuse contraceptives and quote now, even before the supreme court decision overturning roe v. raid came out on friday, state lawmakers were already working on this resolution. the senate passed it overwhelmingly last week. but it moved to the assembly for your floor yesterday with the new sense of urgency this week because of the supreme court's actions. the resolution for that constitutional amendment passed overwhelmingly in the assembly, 58 to 16, far more than the two thirds majority it needed. think about the fact that my daughters and all of our daughters are going to grow up in a country

with less rights than we've had. and what that actually means in the fact that 12 states have already banned abortion in the united states of america already within this decision happened on friday with and we expect 26 states to do the same. there are other states in the us, making similar efforts to guarantee abortion rights in their state constitutions. now that the supreme court eliminated that right at the federal level, voters in the state of vermont will vote on a ballot initiative protecting abortion rights this fall, and there's an effort underway to do the same in michigan, although the group's there still need to collect and turn in enough signatures for a ballot initiative by july. 11th live in the newsroom. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news, all right, thank you. ali a new poll on the supreme court ruling that overturned roe v. wade shows more americans disapprove of the decision. then approve it. 49% of those surveyed by politico say they disapprove of the decision. 40% approve, 58% said abortion should be legal in all or most cases, 34% said. it

should be illegal in most or all of the time, and the majority of those polls say they support term limits on the u. s. supreme court, as well as an age cap for the justices. cvs rite aid and walmart are now rationing the plan b morning after pill after a spike in demand since last week's supreme court decision. cvs and rite aid are limiting purchases to three per person. walmarts limit is six. plan b is available without a prescription and is designed to be taken up to three days after unprotected sex. planned parenthood is discouraging people from stockpiling the drugs because they do have a limited shelf life and it could make it supplies the supplies scarce for women who need them now. our time is 6 35 singer billie joe armstrong. green day says he plans to renounce his us citizenship because of the supreme court's ruling on abortion. video posted on twitter shows armstrong ranting about the court decision while on tour in london last week, the same day that roe versus wade

was overturned, armstrong said. there's too much quote stupid in the world and that the u. s is a miserable excuse for country. armstrong is green day's lead singer. members of that band from the east bay are known for expressing their political views. well the supreme court pam siding with the former football coach from washington state, who says he has the constitutional right to kneel and pray on the field. after games, the court ruled 6 to 3 with conservative judges. was deciding in favor of coach joe kennedy. now a school district suspended him in 2015 after he refused to stop kneeling and praying on the 50 yard line. after games, the justices found that the district infringed on the coaches, religious freedom and free speech rights. the ruling has many people concerned who say it now blurs the line between church and state. adopted a test that frankly, is more forgiving towards religious speech and expression. really don't know what to say. i just

can't stop smiling and you know they got and thank everybody that supported me and i found out that i'm not insane. now the dissent, opinion, justice sonia sotomayor wrote the decision quote elevates the religious rights of a school official who voluntarily accepted public employment and limits that public employment entails over those of his students. there are still some other major supreme court decisions that have yet to be handed down. now justices are still considering whether the biden administration can end a trump era border policy that forces asylum seekers to remain in mexico. another case will decide the epa's authority on regulating carbon emissions and another case, justices could decide to limit work protections for veterans. one more major decision could come on the jurisdiction of native american lands. time is 6 37 new reports say it judges upheld a $102.5

million judgment for two women who were sexually abused when they were in middle school by a teacher, a music teacher from san jose. that's according to the bay area news group. the former teacher, samuel nypd, is serving a 56 year prison sentence back in march, a jury awarded the women that money and their civil lawsuit against the union school district in san jose. the school district had filed a motion for a new trial, saying the jurors findings were not fair and were excessive. well governor. gavin newsom reportedly plans to buy ads on cable t b in florida, according to the chronicle government news and will spend about $105,000 on ads that will run on fox news channel in florida beginning july. 4th. paper says the governor's office could release the ads here in california later this week. now the governor has been saying he's not interested in running for higher office. but some observers say this appears to be an effort to raise

his national profile. 6 38 is the time backer to south checking in on the commute any problem spots we should be aware of. i know you're talking about highway four, right? yeah highway four vasko road, basically at on marsh creek, there is an overturned truck and byron and it looks like the fire department and medics are on their way. i can put it on the map here for you. it's an overturned semi tractor trailer. it's on its side, actually, and now it's blocking lanes. so this is going to be tough for you marsh creek road at vasco road. we also have slow traffic on highway 4 24 looks okay as you drive up towards the tunnel. and into oakland. i also want to mention that traffic is getting a little bit busier on the richmond bridge as you come through, and if you're in san jose on 200 block of south jackson avenue. right near the freeway. there is a pedestrian accident right near south jackson and san antonio here,

and this is a deadly crash. san jose police are on the scene. avoid the area. it's a pretty busy area and you can see it's completely blocked off as san jose police does its investigation. 6 39 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you, sir. we have some low clouds, but some of it's getting eroded here to the north will show you that more extensive, i'd say about san francisco south. watching the last right there coming in after parts of the stomach coast mendocino coast still moving through the petaluma gap, though, but more patchy and then looks pretty solid as we had southwest some breaks down in the santa cruz coast. little change today, not the coverage on the fog, but temperatures look to be very similar. if you're near the coast, it'll be cool denies. if you're inland, it will be warm to hot, at least for one more day. fog is was a big story in watson ville. they were zero visibility. now. that's improvement. monterey down to salinas. socked in there, but to the north. it's a lot better. only sonoma county airport really reported any low clouds and fog. oakland airport has a west wind at 14, fairfield

, west southwest 20. although there was gusta 37 mph overnight at cordelia. 51 sonoma county airport in nevada. 55 seems popular sfo's in their san carlos, oakland, berkeley and the city napa airport says so are we in sunnyvale says hey, so, are we. fifties and most of the temps couple of sixties but mainly fifties few forties to the north petaluma now at 49 degrees, one observation there. windsor was now they're 50 lakeville fit 48 degrees fifties for most and almost down to 51 in nevada, also 51. some low clouds and fog but burning off sooner today. the key, though, is that temperatures inland are going to start dropping. if they don't do it today, they'll do it tomorrow 92 for sacramento, and the june is not too bad and you kinda down to 83 continued to cool as that system marches in. and digs into the west coast here as we head into the weekend sixties seventies eighties nineties on the attempts for one more day, it looks like some cooling will continue wednesday than much cooler weather will take us into the weekend, especially it looks like friday saturday. right see time at 6 41

. the national football league wants to suspend indefinitely a star quarterback accused of sexual misconduct hearing begins a day to determine his future. and now let's check in with claudine wong in our newsroom with what else is coming up here on morning sun too. good morning. good morning to you, pam. good morning to you, dave. well, two years into the pandemic and covid death rates in the latino community have declined, which is a good sign coming up in morning and two at seven. find out why advocates say more help is still needed. and as muting or silencing your phone, actually reduced phone use. also in our next hour what the latest study found for those who are trying to minimize those distractions. we'll

or a disciplinary hearing begins today for cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson, two dozen female massage therapist filed civil lawsuits accusing him of sexual misconduct while he played for the houston texans . he has since settled 20 of the cases, football sources say the nfl is seeking an indefinite suspension that will last at least one year. a retired federal judge is presiding over today's hearing. also today, july lane maxwell is set to be sentenced for her sex trafficking conviction related to facilitating jeffrey epstein sexual abuse of underage girls. prosecutors have asked the judge to sentence maxwell 2 30 to 55 years in prison. police in atlanta, say a customer's anger over a food order led to a deadly shooting at a subway sandwich shop. it happened

sunday evening just before the store was scheduled to close for the night. investigators say a customer fatally shot one female worker and critically injured another after he complained that there was too much mayonnaise on his sandwich. police say the five year old son of the worker who was wounded in the attack was also inside the sandwich shop when the gunfire began. was something very senseless. yes the too much mayor on the sandwich but again. individual with a gun who decided that that was the course of action to resolve the confidence. atlanta police arrested a 36 year old suspect shortly after that shooting time now 6 46 happening today an emergency meeting of the united nations security council about russian attacks on civilians in ukraine. officials say russia fired a missile at a shopping mall where hundreds of people were inside. at least 18 people died. rescue teams are still searching for victims. another missile attack near a

kindergarten left a huge crater . russia says ukraine provoked the attacks. meantime in germany , the g seven leaders issued a statement condemning the missile attacks before they wrapped up their meeting their president biden and other g seven leaders want to inflict quote severe and immediate economic costs on russia. the group of seven also pledged to support ukraine for as long as it takes. and nato announced it will increase its rapid reaction force in eastern europe from the current 41,000 right now to 300,000 troops. well russian officials finally set a trial date for wnba's basketball star britney griner brittany grinder who was arrested at a moscow airport back in february. is now going on trial on friday. russian officials say they cartridges containing oil derived from cannabis were found in her luggage. only 1% of people in

russian jails are acquitted. and unlike courts in the us that decision can be revoked. she could face a decade in prison if she is convicted. brittney griner earned about a million dollars a year playing for russian team during the wnba's offseason. her contract in the u . s is for $222,000 a year. oakland's police chief gave some new details about a deadly crash over the weekend linked to a sideshow. now it happened early sunday morning, a 28 year old bystander was killed. video posted on instagram shows a nissan driving east on international boulevard at two o'clock sunday morning. followed by an oakland police car with no lights or sirens, a short while later, the nissan crashed, sending a parked car into a group of people, killing the man and injuring several others. he was a factor in his investigation. it appears that the vehicle was involved in sideshow activity related prior to the collision. now chief.

armstrong says the car had been speeding at nearly 100 mph, the 19 year old driver, who was arrested, does not have a driver's license and was involved in another crash in fresno back in march. two brothers from scotts valley are being held as heroes after pulling a woman from a burning car early sunday morning. they were on highway 17 near the summit when they saw the car in front of them driving erratically. her car go off the road. um office 17 down a little. ah headfirst straight into a tree. the crash started a fire in the engine compartment that was quickly spreading. the brothers pulled over. didn't see the driver trying to get out. so they race down the hill cut her out of her seat belt and helped her to safety. if we had has has hesitated much things probably would have been a lot different. it it was like almost movie like like cheesy kind of like how

fast the car kind of lit up in flames like. wow. god, i just in time. the chp is investigating the solo car crash. officers are not releasing any information about the woman's condition. but they do say she could face d u i charges. pam time is 6 50. we're going right back to salyut been busy this morning a lot happening. yeah let's go to san jose. i want to put up a map here and show you that most of san jose. traffic is doing well . there is one spot, though, and that would be on 200 south jackson avenue or san antonio. there is a deadly pedestrian collision here. and the police are investigating. now they're doing their investigation here on 200 block of south jackson avenue, right near san antonio, and that area is going to be closed. it's near the freeway. it's near the capitol expressway as well. and it's a good area to avoid because it's been out there for a while and doesn't look like it's going to be gone anytime soon. let's talk about

some other things here to 80 in san jose. it looks all right. getting up the highway. 17 bay bridge toll plaza is going to be slow, and i also want to mention that vasko wrote at marsh creek road, clearing a truck that flipped over and minor injuries, but that's an area to avoid, and contra costa county. at 6 50 bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you, sir. well, we have some low clouds around some fog. most of it looks to be more fog category southward down towards monterey peninsula. we if not the coverage that we had yesterday. there are some noticeable holes in the low cloud deck, but it really doesn't look like there's only little change. today. the air aloft and the higher elevations is really cooled off. compared to yesterday. so kind of, you know, little push here, maybe a little warmer for some little cooler for others. that's the main fog down towards monterey and salinas watts ville, one time at zero visibility, so it's improved there as well fifties on a lot of the temps couple of sixties but mainly fifties here 51 52 53, santa rosa, nevada to san rafael 55 seems rather popular. here take your pick on our pretty close to it as well.

wanna creek fremont, so not much of a change on the attempt. 57 clayton 56 for alamo 53 castro valley. same for kensington. a lot of mid fifties here temperatures really not much of a spread here. you see some of that fog eroding along the mendocino coast sonoma co. still, some low clouds point raised south. most of it looks to be on the same matteo coast down towards santa cruz. the main message here is going to be the cooler weather starting probably tomorrow for most, but if we can get you keita 83 sacramento in 92. that's not bad for end of june. here is that system will dig in now. it doesn't have a lot of moisture with it, but it's going to bring in an usher in a lot of cool air 60 seventies eighties nineties today, in the terms we start the cooling tomorrow if it isn't today for some and cooling for all on thursday that will sweep through into the weekend. right see? thank you. time is now. 6 52 40. niners quarterback jimmy garoppolo reportedly will start throwing again in a few weeks as he continues to recover from offseason shoulder surgery. in the meantime, some former teammates on the do england

patriots are questioning his durability and his toughness appearing on a podcast called i am athletes, wide receiver julian edelman said he understood some of the critical remarks that were made by former tight end martellus bennett. who said that jimmy garoppolo practice before a game but then decided not to play because of an injury. it's apprised his teammates made some of them angry. bennett also said you can't win with that type of quarterback. time in 6 53 hosting a party for the fourth of july. get ready to pay a lot of money for those burgers and bonds and beer coming up at seven o'clock, how much it will cost to celebrate independence day. plus krispy kreme donuts for free. you just have to show your patriotic colors.

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motion asking a federal appeals court to block the government from banning its products. last week, the fda ordered the company to stop selling its vaping device and flavored cartridges because of health concerns, especially among teenagers and its latest filing, joel claims the band was extraordinary and unlawful and that the fda acted on political pressure from congress. the fda now has until july 7th to submit a response to that petition by jewel. well high temperatures across california really taking a toll on the state's fruits and vegetables. rose is in the central valleys. they they've had to throw out a lot more produce recently because of the hot weather. fruits and vegetables are ripening faster, and that's leading to shorter produce seasons and fewer options in the market. we're just not having the product in for as long we have what we have. there's definitely less at the farmers are able to pick

because of the weather effecting that. that the fruits most affected cherries, apricots and plums. time is 6 58 and nonprofit group in san jose, put in an offer to buy the family home of legendary labor leader and civil rights activist cesar chavez. the group wants to turn the east san jose home into a facility that helps young adults city of san jose approved $500,000 to help buy that property if the sale goes ahead. cesar chavez will the property to his five children. now they will decide whether or not to accept the offer. with major league baseball could get the oakland a's a big break if they decide to move to las vegas, the new york post reports league owners met this month they did not talk about charging a relocation fee, which could be a billion dollars. the post reports the league basically signed off on the aids moving to las vegas. as long as nevada

parcher lee pays for a new dome stadium, the waving that relocation fee helps the a's since they're likely have to pay most of the construction costs if they move. it's still possible liaise may stay in oakland, depending on the future of the howard terminal project, the aids will be playing in the bronx in new york tonight will be playing the new york yankees battle pitting the worst team in baseball against the best the a's last night actually led most of the game. they scored five runs in the third inning. but then the yankees offense came alive late, scoring six runs in the seventh inning, and they won the game 9 to 5 the aids by the way, you have 30 more losses than the yankees. well you may see a lot of donut lovers wearing patriotic colors leading up to the fourth of july. krispy kreme. the doughnut chain is giving free donuts to customers

who wear red, white and blue clothing in their stores between now and the fourth of july. the company is also adding four new red, white and blue donuts on its menu. in honor of independent day in the holidays. a constitutional amendment. protecting a woman's right to abortion will be in the hands of california voters details on the proposal that you'll see on this november's ballot bus. california's great america is changing hands after one of the bay area's biggest real estate developer buys the land. we're live in santa clare with what this means for the beloved bay area parks a future plus cal fire cracking down on illegal fireworks will tell you what crews are focusing on to try to prevent any more wildfires during our hot, dry summer months. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto. good morning. good morning to you. welcome to mornings onto i'm claudine wong. good morning. i'm dave clark